Re: Possible Non-Toxic Silver Rag Solution
2006-07-10 by Bjorn Helgaas
... I m sorry this came off as criticism. I ve been burned before by the impersonal nature of email communication, but I guess I haven t learned my lesson
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2006-07-10 by Bjorn Helgaas
... I m sorry this came off as criticism. I ve been burned before by the impersonal nature of email communication, but I guess I haven t learned my lesson
2006-07-10 by Stephen M Martin
Did I read correctly that you are using the K3 ink in a 4000? May I ask how? Thanks. ... From: Carl Schofield To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-07-10 by kenstrain2000
... I just checked with MISPRO PK on da vinci on a 4000. The ink limit for dmax was about the same point as you find, but density was over 2.1. I would not
2006-07-10 by Greg
... You might want to try one of the other photo black inks, maybe the one they use with the k4 set? That would be the closest to what I was using. After that,
2006-07-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... I quoted a wrong L number the 1.94 Dmax is10.84 L. Too low a density in my opinion.This printer is already way too slow to set longer pauses one way or
2006-07-09 by Greg
... to appear so I m ... just a cut and paste of ... It s normally about 5 or 10 minutes through the Yahoo interface, but I ve had as much as 24 hours once or
2006-07-09 by Carl Schofield
Recently, my email responses seem to take anywhere from 8 to 24 hrs to appear so I m trying this via website to see if posting is any quicker. This is just a
2006-07-09 by Greg
... The only thing I might suggest would be to see if you can find a way to make a pause between each pass. I found this through an error with my RIP long ago.
2006-07-09 by bob@marsolais.com
Johnny, I have been using a 1280 with MIS s MISPRO color inks since they became available and UT-2 B&W inks for about two years. I am totally pleased with the
2006-07-09 by Carl Schofield
MIS K4 PK does seem to give me slightly lower dmax compared to Epson K3 PK. I get about 2.1 to 2.2 for Innova F Type in both my 2400 and 4000. Silver Rag and
2006-07-09 by Shilesh Jani
Using Epson 4000 loaded with K3 (4800) PK ink, QTR 1440 Super/Better/Ordered I am getting 2.5 when measured with Heiland PM Densitometer. This is NOT a
2006-07-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... Greg, I m busy calibrating Fibaprint Gloss F with a Spectrocam and do not get a higher Dmax than 1.94 with MIS UT PK on an Epson 9000. I do not see much
2006-07-09 by john forney
I m curious what kind of experience others have had as far as inconsistencies in batches goes (non OEM inks that is). If you were to create a new density
2006-07-08 by Campbell
In addition to the stability of the inks, storage conditions, etc., the acidity of the photo paper is considered an important factor in the longevity of ink
2006-07-08 by Peter A. Klein
Thanks, everyone! At least now I know I m not crazy--about the ink issue, anyway :-) A little additional information. The tech I talked to at MIS gave me a
2006-07-08 by sanfo2003
... Yup, this (a bad load of ink in a cartridge) has happened to me on too many occassions with fine art aftermarket ink cartridges. At first I would burn
2006-07-08 by Roger
I believe I m having the same issue- I replaced a few of the UT-R2 inks with new versions (Y, LC, M). How can I troubleshoot to see if the densities are
2006-07-08 by Michael Kitei
I m having the same experience. My latest UT2 cart is printing lighter than the previous. Mike Kitei ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-07-08 by Brian Ellis
Does this sound familiar to anyone Very. It s why I stopped using MIS inks. Things would go along fine for months, then MIS would get a bad batch of
2006-07-08 by Peter A. Klein
I ve been using MIS UT2 inks in my 1280 for a couple of years with no problems. Windows XP SP2, calibrated monitor, Picture Window Pro with color management
2006-07-08 by john dean
Yea, the Premier Art adds to the dmax of glossy media and does a good job of smoothing the gloss difference issues. It does a specially good job with Silver
2006-07-08 by Bob Michaels
Johnny, I switched back and forth from Eboni and MIS pigment colors to UT2 and also cheap dye color for years with various 1280s. And I did swap Eboni and
2006-07-08 by rgoldman2
I ve used Atlex for ink and paper. No problems.
2006-07-07 by Johnny Eades
Calling all experts (they are the ones who have done this before), I have an Epson Silver 1280 printer that I purchased new and have up to recently used only
2006-07-07 by TK Thompson
Ok, I did the coatings test on Silver Rag similiar to what I did on Innova F type that I reported earlier. The best looking section of the Silver Rag print
2006-07-07 by Bob Michaels
You have some electronic problem within the printer not a bad head. It s not economically repairable. I had the same problem with a 1280 and researched it at
2006-07-07 by Mark Savoia
Check out www.shadesofpaper.com also. Mark
2006-07-07 by coastiephoto
These guys http://www.atlex.com/ have really good prices on paper and a good selection , shipping cost is a little heavy but it still seems pretty good,
2006-07-07 by Steve Gledhill
Bjorn, ... speechless was my first reaction to your effrontery to criticise my providing what for some might be helpful information. ... then irritation that
2006-07-07 by lulalake_1999
... Well s**t! Never Mind Jules Latilla
2006-07-07 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... Argh. The beauty of the web is that you can find out things for yourself. You ve got all you need to find it. Make an effort. -- Bruce Watson
2006-07-07 by Bjorn Helgaas
... The beauty of the web is that you can supply a specific URL. I don t know how to find the message you mention, since I read this list by email, and I m too
2006-07-07 by Richard Wise
Take a closer look... that s a 65ml can. -Richard ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]
2006-07-07 by lulalake_1999
I d been looking for Ren. Wax and couldn t find the 200ml jar for less than about 20USD until today Found it for 15.99USD http://tinyurl.com/jdvdd Cheers Jules
2006-07-07 by Gary W. Weaver
Greetings, Some Epson users are inclined to revive the printer and some are not. You can probably use the 1280 for both BO and color with careful cleaning. By
2006-07-07 by john dean
I did a little reading on that website he gave us. http://www.picreator.co.uk/articles/3_renaissance_wax.htm Apparently Renaissance Wax was created in the 19th
2006-07-07 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Hi All, I have an epson 1280 that after two years of very light use is showing signs of a damaged head. Yellow and sometimes blue lines run accross the paper
2006-07-07 by Charlie
I am interested in what happens to this wax long term. We know that the rag substrate and pigment can go well over 100 years with excellent stability but what
2006-07-07 by edrudolpho
Hi Siobhan.... if you have downloaded QTR, inside the QTR folder you ll find a Profiles folder. Inside that folder are the profiles and printer driver
2006-07-07 by siobhan mcclory
Hi, Having used Piezo for many years I am in the process of retiring some printers and thought I would also start looking at other inksets. I just purchased
2006-07-06 by colossal-man
I am hosting a color management seminar in September. For more information, visit http://www.adventurecamphoto.com/aicm.htm . Michael J. Pach AdventureCam
2006-07-06 by Greg
... If you feel like doing a color test, let me know and I ll make a very small chart to use.
2006-07-06 by Steve Gledhill
This is the company that makes it ... http://www.picreator.co.uk/ Perhaps they can tell us all. If you find out then please tells us. If it is both
2006-07-06 by john dean
Thanks Ken. I ll consider putting it on my old Gibson archtop. First though, what is in it? I m even a little concerned about putting it on prints until I find
2006-07-06 by Mark Savoia
Is this SPAM? Mark
2006-07-06 by Gavin Phillips
Hi, You maybe interested in my Photoshop for Photographers live web training. It s very convenient, cost-effective and the classes are small. Please take a
2006-07-06 by Tom OConnell
Still 3 spaces available in July print exchange... please email me with interest... thanks, Tom O Connell
2006-07-06 by davidbrinson@adelphia.net
Thanks John, .....as soon as I get my computer up and running, I ll five ut a try. Dave
2006-07-06 by Ken Carney
This is interesting. For some time, darkroom printers have used Renaissance for a little extra glow and depth. I used to use it on my Portriga and Oriental
2006-07-05 by steveh0607
... Try http://focusmag.info good photos and good reading